Canton Oval Fish Platter, 19th Century

Canton Oval Fish Platter, 19th Century, rain and cloud border surrounds a Canton river landscape scene Length 13.25 in. Width 7.75 in. Provenance: The Gail and Rich Mellin Canton Collection

Canton Oval Platter, 19th Century, with Canton river landscape scene and diapered rain and cloud border Length 16 in. Width 13.5 in. Provenance: The Gail and Rich Mellin Canton Collection

Porcelain fish platter. China. 19th century. Oval. Famille verte decoration of figures. 29in length.

13 1/2" DIAMETER

Chinese 19th Century Rose Mandarin Porcelain oval Drain & Fish Platter well painted with alternating scenes of Mandarin Figures and Birds & Flowers on a gilt ground with Butterflies; both bases flat a

111 pc. assembled mid-late 19th c. Paris porcelain/limoges dinnerware set having maroon banded and gilt decoration, including oval pattern, fish platter, sauce boat, pot de creme set, covered serving

A Chinese Oval Blue and White Canton Platter19th century, hand painted in underglaze blue with traditional temple seascape. 16 x 13 in. Private Collection, Virginia Additional high-resolution photos a

Chinese export 19th C. Blue Canton large oval serving platter. The piece has expected age related conditions such as an unfinished base, and light pitting in the glaze. Measure approx. 14.5" x 11.5" T

A Limoges porcelain fish setLate 19th/early 20th centuryEach painted representing a fish in water with mauve and gilt trim, comprising an oval fish platter and eight fish plates9 piecesPlatter: 23&quo

19th century Chinese Canton blue and white oval platter, 14 1/2" w x 18 1/2" d. Provenance: From a North Andover, Massachusetts collection.

Late 18th-early 19th century. Oval platter with orange peel glaze and bats in the border. Gilding has some wear, small potstone. 11.25" x 14".

19th C. CANTON Porcelain Blue and White Oval Platter with Reticulated Border 11 in. length. size: 1.75x11

Canton platter and Chinese bowl to include oval porcelain Canton platter in blue and white decoration, 14-1/2" L, 12-1/2" W, unmarked and 19th C blue and white Chinese bowl in architectural and landsc

All 19th century, all with typical hand painted decoration. A large oval platter, a fish form dish, a lobed bowl, an octagonal plate with central shi-shi decoration and a scalloped plate.   

Oval platter is in great original antique condition, unmarked. Without any notable damage or repairs, appearing to be 19th century in age.Measurements: 18"L x 14.5"WFee for Transport back to Oakville

19th C. blue and white porcelain oval tureen and cover with sunflower finial, berry branch handles, with corresponding large oval platter with unglazed base. All parts with scenes of pagondas, islands

Oval shaped with ribbed body, monogrammed, 19th C. W 44.5 cm. (17 1/2 in.), 1003g.

Late 19th c. Victorian era Theodore Haviland Limoges porcelain fish serving set consisting of large oval platter and 12 matching plates, all having transfer decoration of of various aquatic scenes, wi

Canton porcelain platter with hand painted building / waterway design center scene. Chip to rim edge (right side) and two glaze flaws to center image. Circa 19th C. 14 7/8" x 12 1/8" approx.

the first a lidded vegetable dish in the Rose Canton pattern, finely painted, unmarked (10.5 x 8.75 in.); the second an oval platter with court scene to well, unmarked (11 x 8.75 in.).

Five Chinese Export Blue Canton Porcelain Articles 19th Century comprising a covered tureen and underplate, tureen bowl and two oval platters. Height of full tureen 8 1/4 x width 13 1/2 x depth 9 inch

An assorted group of twelve Chinese Export porcelain blue and white tablewares Canton, Nanking, and others, 18th and early 19th century Comprising a large oval meat platter, two oval platters, a pair

19th century large oval Palissy Ware ceramic platter with fish, lobster, frogs and other sea creatures. 23.5 x 16 x 3 inches in size. Some restoration.

Three 19th century Chinese porcelain items, to include: platter, fish roe Nanking border, 8" w x 11" d, dish, 10" dia, and scallop rim bowl, 9" dia. Provenance: From a North Andover, Massachusetts col